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Riep in Cambodia, offer promise in finding ways to implement the sort of balance
that Lu discusses and champions in chapter 5 for her Taiwanese example.
CONCLUSION
As the case studies of Tonle Sap and Lake Titicaca introduced in this chapter sug-
gest, and in support of a growing body of detailed research (e.g., Stevens 1995; Butler
and Hinch 1996; chapter 5), ecotourism can be an important vehicle for preserving
both protected areas and indigenous culture.
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